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Manage Cuttings.
A lady writes as follows : Cuttings
of flowers, such as roses, ,bellotropes,
oleanders, etc., can be rooted in small
vials filled with warmish water and
suspended from the window casement.
Everything depends on selecting the
• cuttings, If a slip is too young and
• full of sap it will fade away from too
much evaporation ; if it is hard and
ivoody it will take a groat while to
•strike root. You must take u cutting
that is pezfectly ripened and one from
• a vigorous shoot, yet a little hardened
at the base. Have a bpd or joint at
or near the end of the cuttin;,,as all
,.roots strike from it, and the nearer it
is to the base the greater your chances
.•ot success. Pull off the lower leaves
of -the cuttings, and insert the end for'
about an inch into the vial, tie a
,string about the neck of the via`.1 and
hang it in the sun. 1E a bit of cotton
wool is wrapped about the cutting
where it goes into the neck of the
rial, and it is kept wet,.it prevents the
• rapid evaporation of the water. When
the little roots 'show themselves about
• an inch or more in' length fill up the
vial with a rich composted soil, let it
hang two or three days- longer, then
'z break off the glass carefully, without
disturbing the roots, and pot the plant,
Unless the water evaporates a third
' or more do not fill the vial up,
Itch, Mange and ,Acratcltosr of every kind, 'on
human or animals, cued in 30 minutes by wood -
ford's Sanitary Lotion. Sold by W. B. Towler,
Q ----
Our Butter in England.
Canadian better, if good, need not
fear competition in the British mar -
A,. ciliet. There is a hopeful report about
the Canadian article in. the Glasgow
Herald of recent date, which says :
Very little United States butter is
now finding its way into our markets,
owing,•in no small measure to their
own enormous and , ever increasing
consumption; as well as their turning
their energies to the eheese'.making
industry, a branch of the provision
line which promises to be more profit-
able to the States than the butter im-
ported to thie •country. (There were
on offer some choice ,value Canadian
creamery, which would have taken an
expert all his tithe to detect • front, fine
Danish ; the figure realized for this
useful class was from 102s, up.to 4048.
per, cwt. Fully alive to the disadvan-
,cage of their style of package, the
Canadians are adopting the. continen-
tal make of cask, and there are on
the way to arrive4several lots got up
• in the new style. They will be ger,
tainly easier handled than the old. -
fashioned tubs,and if the quality
keeps up, there is no reason why this
colonial butter should not . be readily,
bought,
—The Timis will be sent to new sub-
scribers fromnow till the 1st of January,
1892, for 25 cents.
Of Interest to Landlords.
Every inn -keeper, boarding-house
keeper and .lodging -house' keeper,
• under section 2 of chapter 154 of the
Revised Statutes of Ontario has a lien
on the baggage and property of his
guest, hoarder or lodger for the value
of food or accommodation furnished,
and in case the sane remains unpaid
for three months, has the right to sell
the baggage and property on giving
one week'e notice in a newspaper pub-
lished in the plape of the name of the
guest,, boarder or lodger, .amount of
his indebtedness, a description • of the
baggage or other property, the time
and place of sale, and the name of the
ad ctioneer.
—The TIMES will be sent to new sub-
scribers from: now till the 1st of January,
1892, for 25 cents.
When the devil can get the eyes he
is surd of the feet.
Little Girl: To -morrow will be
Sunday, .won't it 1 Lathy : Yes, How
do you expect to, spend your time ?
'Little Girl': \Vishirl' it was Monday.
Little Dot : Paper' inns' have a
new dress to play in. Papa : Wlfat
is the matter with that one 1 Little
blot : It's all worn ent, 'eept th' but.
ton holes,
Teacher- -What was Washington's
object in crossing the Delaware? Tom.
my Traddleg,-..To see if the peach
crop was a failure.
Passenger (on out going 'steamer)';
The steerage appears to be empty.
Don't immigrants ever return to
Europe is Captain: Often. But they
go in the first cabin.
Minister (on Sunday, to Bobby,who
is about to go a fishing) : Why are you
digging worms to-day,my son? Bobby:
Because you can't get many without
you do' cllg,
CITY ??AUflANT
for
PINE APPLES,
ORANGES,-.
LEMON
BAN A'NAS,'
TOtiATOES,
FRUIT OF ALL KINDS,
CONFECTIONERY,, ALL KINDS,
ALMOND NUTS,
W ALN iI\TS.
r PEA NUTS.
FANCY BISCU.LT OF ALL kINDS.
A Large Stock of Canned Goods :
TO M ATO'E15,
PEAS,./ •
COR T,
SALMON,
LOBSTER,
OI-IICKEN,
TURKEY,
CONDENSED COFFEE,
CANNED PIGS FEET,
�ll
y4 .
1t'IREWORKS OF ALL KINDS.
R. HILL.
SANITARY PLUMBING
,;AND HEATING.
ALEX. SAIJNDER,S,
GO=RIc
LATEST METHODS
Particular attention paid to
Sanitation and Ventilation.
Plans and Specifications care-
fully prepared.
Repairing romptly tten -
ed to.
hree Train s Daily.
Telephone No. 28.
Correspondence Solicited.
GOOD
WOOL WANTED.
HIGHEST PRICE PAI
A1T TUE
*INH`HAM TANNERY
W. J. CHAPMAN.
HALSTED & SCOTT
BANKERS_
Josephine Street • - - -_- - Wingham, Ont,
J. A. IlLtscea, J, W. Scorn,
Ilount Forest. I Listowel
Deposits Received and Interest
ry llow ed.
Money Advanced to Farmers and
Business Men,
On long or short time, on endorsed notes
or collateral seetirity, Salo notes bought
at a fair valuation. Money reniitted to all
parts,of Canada at reasonable charges. i
Special Attention Given to Crrl-'
looting .Accounts and Notes.
Agents in Canada ---The Merbitanta' Sank
of Canada.
Office Ilours--carom 9114 tn. to G p, in.
A. E. SMITH,
Agent,
rLEUrLQv1
I have much pleasure In anouneing to the farming
public, that I am agent for these Celebrated
1'1Qws and other:
Agricultural . I�plements.
REPAIRS KEPT ON HAND.
The Old Stand on Victorlaletreet will still be
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Sewing Machines,
Organs,
Washing Machines
and Wringers.
Give me a call and inspect Goods.
J. B. Cuffliogs1
\'Vingham, April 17th 1891.
LOOK HERE!
I have it, stock a full lino of
FLY'
NETS,
WHIPS,
BRUSHES,
CURRY -COMBS, &c.
FANESIS
double and single, Heat or heavy, made to
order, in, the latest styles tied of the beat
material.
TRUNKS, VALISES, HAND BAGS, &c.,
in stock and will be sold cheap.
Itepairing neatly ansa prontpt•ly dons
The patronage of the public solicited, and satisfac
ion in work and material guaranteed,
TShop—Oce door south of T. A. Mills' store.
C. KNECHTEL,
Winehnnt, June 15, 1801,
LUMBER,
Dressed and undressed,
LATH,
SHINGLES,
STAVES,
BARRELS,
CEDAR POSTS,
'WOOD, Svc.,
Always on hand,and will
be sold cheap.
MILL—Adjoining G. T. JL, . on
Shuter Street.
McLean & Son,
Wingham, Ont.
Plso s Stemedy for Oetarrh is tho
Best, Easiest to Use and Cheapest.
Sold by druggists or sent by mall, 50e.
Mt. Hazeltine, Warren. Pa„ U.S.A.
ZETLAND SAW MILL
GEORGE THOMSON, Proprietor.
Lumber of all kinds,
First-class Shingles,
and Cedar Posts.
Car Load Orders a Specialty.:
'WOOD delivered tp any part of
Winghanu.
orders by Mall promptly attended ,to.
G1 OROL THOMSON,
Winicbam 15.
1
West Hr Woolen iAill:,
Woolen Iih llsrrInnrA11 running order, and tit ive ll this
season give Special attention to
CUSTOM WORE
in all its brrprchee, and will keep In stock a
Mass of first•olass goods, such its
Tweeds,
Flannels,
Eton's,
Blankets,
Sheetings,
Stocking Yarns,
&c., &c.,
(made from pure wool only) cheap for cash or ex-
change for stool.
Custmners from a distance can huve their rolls
home with them the sante day,
R'Ilighest market price in cash for Merchantable
Wool.
INGLIS & CO'Y„
wingham
BOOT AND SHOE SHOP.
,MoLAUotiata & IIAueu
Haying 'Purchased the Custom Business of Messrs
McOormick ,St Co, wish to intimate that they have
opened out in the ship two doors south of T A Mills
Store, wingham.
Soots and Shoes made to order from the Best
Stock on short notice. Repairing neatly and
promptly done.
Tho patronage of the public solicited, and all work
gtmranteed.
MCLAUGHLIN & HAUGH.
MATTHE\V AMBLER,
HARNESS MAKER,
has on hand a Large stock of
WORSE BLANKETS,
CURRYCOMBS,
BRUSHES,
TRUNKS
VALISES etc.
Which will be sold at bottom prices.
HARNESS, double or single, made to order
short notice, and satisfacation guaranteed.
dMA call solicited.
SHOP—Opposite the Bank of Hamilton.
MATTHEW AMBLER,
Wingham, Feb. tth, 1800.
WI NGHAM
MARBLE WORKS!
Tailing a retrospect of my thirteen r fourteen
years business in Wingt:am, I' desire most heartily to
render niy thank to illy friends and the public gem,
erally for tile liberal patronage extended to me fp
the past, pp
betteryindue180 ctuenta than overhat I am nto thoseon .requit offer
anything in the line :if
Granite car Stone Monuments,
EADSTONES,
WINDOW SILLS,
STONE TItIl1I1i.LNGS,
FOR FENCING, &o
I would be,pleased to have those desirous of pro.
curing any articles in my line to eel) and examine
goods, compare prices and leave their orders, so that
the goods may be secured and prepared olriy,in the
season, You can select from the latest esigns and
.obtain the finest workmanship et the most favorable
prices. Most respectfully, yours
WM. SMYTH,.
Winghaut, Ont.
A pamphlet of nformation and eh -
street of the laws, showing How to
Obtain Patents, Caverns, Trade
Marks, Copyrights, sent lac.;
Addra,a 11sIPublil dt CO
361 Broadway.
.,.. Netw.Yerk. . 1
W I NG FiAM
FLOURING EIS,
The.undersigned wish to tender their best thanks
for the liberal patronage given to our firm during
sever.clyears prior to the burning of our mill by in
cendiarism, During the last season we have re
moddelied the town mill to the latest approved sys-
tent of Hungarian Roller Process mil lira. We be
Bove wocan now give better accommodation than •
over before. We offer
Prompt Dispatch,
Fair Returns,
on QUALITY SECOND TO NONE IN THIS
SECTION.
Anil by close personal attentlirs to the business
hope to be again favr.red with a trial by all old
. friends and many new ones.
Yours most respectfully,
Lt,
P,
CHAPMAN,
ISSUER of MARRIAGE LICENSES, NOTARY
PUBLIC, CONVEYANCER, Ere,
Osw±cn—" Big" Bookstore,
RIPLEY, ONT. "
`Money to Loan on Farm Security at Low Rates of
interest. No commission charged.
HUTTON & CARR,
w,Vinghatn Mill, Oct le, 1b80 -
J. GOLLEY,
VETERINARY SURGEON.
Honorary Graduate of Ontario Veterinary College
Also Graduate of Dcntistry.School, Toronto is pre-
pared to treat all Diseases of Domesticate Animals
in the latestscientific manner,
Calls promptly attended to. Office and Infirmary
Ram's OLD STAND, Winghain
ila,Callers by night will find hint at the office, ,
Increase of
McCoIIs
rofits
CEItTAIN IF THE 'GENUINE
0±1
R
M.
a IS ONLY „USED.
BE ENERGETIC BY GIVING IT ONE TRIAL.
,McCOLL'S WELL KNOWN
C Y" �Cf �C N- ,n i R o z L
Acknowledged the best in Canada.
"-For Sale by Leading Dealers throughout the Dominion.
MADE ONLY BY
McCOLL BROS. & CO.
- r11ORONT
A Blessing to Every Household.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND OINTMENT
These remedies have stood the test of fifty years eiaporienee, and aro pronounced the best Medic ines Sc,
Family use.
THE` PILLS
1 Purify the blood, correct all disorders of the LIVER, STOMACII, KIDNEYS AND BOWELS sap sr
Invaluable in all complaints incidental to females of all ages.
T2-IZJ OIN'T1VMPN'-T
Is the only reliable remedy for bad legs, sores, ulcers, and old wounds. FOR ItRONCIIIIIIk S('1181
THROATS, COtF(GI1S, ('•OLDS, GOUT, 1111U1[AT.1SJt, GLADULAR SIVLLLINGS AND ALL SKIN
DIS11ASES IT HAS NO EQUAL, Manufactured only et 78, New Oxford. Late 583, Oxford. Street, Lchdon,
and sold by all Medicine Vendors throughout the world,
1. Purhase•s should look to the Label on the Boxes and Pots, If the address is
not 533 Oxford Street, London, they.ate spurious.
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THOUSANDS OF BOTTLES
EVEN AWAY YEARLY,
When -
Cure I do not meat
"" Merely to stop then for a time, and th
jive them return again. 1 MEAN A RADICAL CURt. T have made the disease of
pllopsli Or Falling Slcknaso a life-long study, !warrant my remedy to Cure
Worst cases. Because Others have failed is no reason for not now -et eiving azure, Sen
Once for a treatise and a Free Bbttla of thy Infallible Renutdy, Give Express
Post Office. It costs you nothing for A trial, andi'. will cure you. Address tails. di at,
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